Suggestion for Graphics Card for my computer

So here are my Specs:

Processor: Intel E4500 will OC to 3.0Ghz +
Motherboard: Gigabyte P35-DS3L Rev 2.0
Memory: Gskill 4 GB (2x2GB) 1066
HardDrive : 250GB WD Sata 2
Video Card: 8500 GT 512MB
PSU: LOGISYS Computer PS550ABK 550Watts ATX12V Power Supply

So obviously I need a video card upgrade...

Currently I'm looking at EVGA GTX 260 Core 216 or the 4870 or the 4850, or the 9800GTX+

What should I do?

Please help me out xD Thanks

The 4870 beats the other three cards based on Core Clock and Stream Processors which are the key factors when looking at GPU's. I was looking at the 4870's myself, but was able to snag a 4890 for about the same price as one.

They're all good cards and are at different price points. So the question is: How much do you want to spend? Pick the amount and go with the one that fits your budget.

You don't need to google benchmarks, just look at the ones here on THD. Pick the one that meets your needs given the games you play as different cards are better for different games. Remember that 30 fps is playable and ignore higher rates over 60 fps as it provides not noticeable difference. Just consider the resolution you are using now - but also consider whether you might increase that in the future or that later versions of games might require more power.

http://www.tomshardware.com/charts [...] rds,1.html

Once you select a graphics engine, go to an online site like Newegg and find a couple with a good price. Then google some reviews on the cards you select to look at the different cards. Most manufacturer's cards are similar in performance for the same graphics engine, although they may offer a few different features, minor overclocking, or warranty periods. Price really becomes a primary consideration but it is a good idea to look at a few reviews to make sure you did not select a dog - there are few - with some power, noise, or other issues. You might see something in one that is a positive or negative item particularly meaningful to you that a general recommendation would not consider. It really does not take long and you will feel a lot better about your selection.